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They're just numbers, they can't hurt you.

What I've been seeing is that poisoning is becoming less and effective since all the major models have such a large reference to go by they can automatically weed out "poisoned" information.

I know it's the old site, but /r/poisonai has bore fruit by getting DDG's slop machine to say that the potus died of rabies.

As for OP, the best options I can think of would be to add invisible gibberish text or to make your own font that treats random characters as the same image (for example rendering a random Chinese character and the "R" character both as the letter "R") though this solution would require you to rewrite your document using the scrambled text. Also both versions might pose accessibility issues for people using screen readers.

I don't disagree that there needs to be regulation. I fully agree there needs to be regulation. Companies can and will fuck customers over with little to no concern. See for example the enshitification of pretty much everything.

All I am saying is that there are times when voting with your wallet has successfully bullied companies into complying with the will of the people.

Not voting with your wallet doesn't work? Someone aught to tell Disney that after many people ended their Hulu and Disney+ subscriptions once Kimmel was fired.

Cavers weird me out man. Its one thing to explore a cave you can walk around in, but like why go through passage that's barely big enough to fit through on your stomach?

MattKC has a video explaining how those work for anyone curious.

(british) - literally no one ever has called it soccer here.

From Wikipedia:

The rules of association football were codified in England by the Football Association in 1863. The alternative name soccer was first coined in late 19th century England to help distinguish between several codes of football that were growing in popularity at that time, in particular rugby football. The word soccer is an abbreviation of association (from assoc.) and first appeared in English public schools and universities in the 1880s (sometimes using the variant spelling "socker"). The word is sometimes credited to Charles Wreford-Brown, an Oxford University student said to have been fond of shortened forms such as brekkers for breakfast and rugger for rugby football (see Oxford "-er"). However, the attribution to Wreford-Brown in particular is generally considered to be spurious. Clive Toye notes that "they took the third, fourth and fifth letters of Association and called it SOCcer."

So, yes, literally a lot of people used to call it soccer there, so much so it was taught in schools.

The western lake, though lake Michigan and Huron are actually a single lake, and also Michigan borders 4 of the 5 great lakes.

The northern most lake. Fun fact about Lake Superior, it contains 10% of all surface freshwater in the world.

Welp, time for Elmo to have his employee's lobotomize grok again. Elmo really doesn't like it when his toy says he's wrong.

I love seeing this dude's stuff, always a light hearted monkey's paw deal

Here's a free real bunny picture I took